Hospice patient found nonresponsive after fall
Medical EmergencyRecording describes a 70-year-old hospice patient with black lung who fell while moving from a wheelchair to a bed. The patient is nonresponsive but breathing and is on oxygen.
Audio|Source: Preston County Fire and EMS
01:52
Transcript:
Station 15 camps, third out crew, station limits are out rather, easy respond, track injury, fiction will fall. 869, Borgman Road, Borgman area, count alert, 2128. 28. The station 11 acknowledge. Sure. On. 689, guys? Yes, ma'am, we're going to be enrable for this unit. It'll be ALS to 0,800. Medic 689's copy, 2131, 31 break. Go ahead. 689, you respond to 869 on Boardman Road. For a 70-year-old male advisor, he's going to be a hospice patient. Those have black lung. He tries to try to move himself. from the wheelchair to the bed and fell. He is non-responsive at this time. Breathing normally for himself. He was given 0.5 million liters of ad-ed-in earlier when he did have some trouble breathing. They were going to be getting back in the bed now. He is on 10 liters of O2. No other medical issue. Okay, stay by the patient. If I nine, you were appropriate, can hear repeat. Is they advised the station has been in our orders or not? You want me to contact with the neck and ask? No, that's okay, just as they call back. We have contact. See if I'm going.
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Location mentioned:
Near Borgman Manown Rd, Kingwood, WV 26537
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